Find out more about child bipolar disorder with this link-laden overview.

Although this article is over ten years old, it succinctly addresses the issues surrounding child bipolar disorder. Sadly, not much has changed.

A child with bipolar disorder might read neutral faces as hostile, affecting her interactions with others. Learn more with this recent study.

It's not easy caring for a child with bipolar disorder. In this group, you can share stories and get advice from other parents going through the same struggles.

If your child has bipolar disorder, let teachers and school officials know, so that special allowances and accommodations can be made.

Do you see something different in your child? Watch this clip of an upcoming documentary about children with bipolar disorder and their families.

Has your child recently received a diagnosis of bipolar disorder, but you don't know how to explain it to him? Maybe this site can help.

Learn more about your child and bipolar disorder, with this nicely-designed and easy-to-navigate Web site.

Even though patients may not be accurately diagnosed until early adulthood, they might have had symptoms of bipolar disorder as a child.

Does your child with bipolar disorder crave carbs? Intense carbohydrate cravings in people with bipolar disorder is not unheard of. Is it a symptom or side effect?

A diagnosis of bipolar disorder in your child is difficult to deal with. This PDF file helps parents explain bipolar disorder and includes patient drawings.

Was your child diagnosed with ADHD and then bipolar disorder? Many children actually have a dual diagnosis. Find out more about the similarities and differences.

While this video doesn't specifically address child bipolar disorder, it does give a glimpse into the lives of families struggling with childhood mental illness.

From symptoms, to differential diagnosis, to finding the right doctor, learn more about caring for your child with bipolar disorder.

Antidepressants might not alleviate symptoms of depression or stimulate mania in people on mood stabilizers. How will this finding affect the treatment of child bipolar disorder?